Dynamically created traverse image

Hello,
I was given the task of recreating this report that our software vendor hard-coded into our system. In it there are simple floor plan images created dynamically from a traverse string, which may look like the following:
BAS2003=N42E14S11E12 FOP2003= N11W12S11E12$ N11E23S45W21 FGR2003=S20E21N20W21$ N3W9N2W6 FOP2003=S4E6N4W6$ S2W13$.
Explanation:
BAS= Basement
FOP= Front Open Porch
FGR= Full Garage
I'm not sure how much anyone knows about these building traverses, but the numbers represent a measurement of how long each wall is, the letter directly preceding each number is the direction (ie the basement has a wall 42 feet long, running "north" (or bottom-to-top in the graphic), which connects to a wall 14 feet long running east, etc)
I already asked around and these images are NOT stored in our database, they are dynamically created based on the string. They are simple images, with nothing more than accurately proportioned, colored polygons with their accompanying measurement labels. These images DO appear in the reports that are hard-coded, so I'm assuming this CAN be done somehow.
Any help is appreciated.
/holly

Holly,
Do you know if the original report was created in CR? Extracting the wall lengths shouldn't be too much a problem using formulas. The real problem is going to the the dynamic rendering of shapes. You have to bear in mind that CR doesn't have this ability.
There is a Box object but you can't adjust the box's height with a formula (only the width can be adjusted this way).
Odds are you are trying to replicate a report that is the result of some custom programming. If it was done in CR, I'd be very interested in seeing how it was done.
Jason

Similar Messages

Creating .mem.image files

Can anyone briefly give the procedure to compile the C code (written for a custom application using OpenSPARC T1) to create the .mem.image files??
I have sun studio 12.2 on CentOS I am encountering errors like :
some command under /usr/ccs/bin/ld is missing
I am guessing that the ccs folder isnt there as a part of CentOS.If that is the case then which operating system (apart from OpenSolaris??) can be used for the .mem.image compilation???
Kindly reply,thanks in advance.

          but if you wanted to:
          http://www.acknowledge.co.uk/snippets/java/code_examples/servlets/writetoate
          mporaryfile.html
          "Bob Lee" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:[email protected]..
          > If you're dynamically creating it, there may be no need to write it to a
          > file at all. You could just dynamically generate it and send it straight
          to
          > the client. Then you wouldn't have to worry about the cleanup either.
          >
          > Bob
          >
          >
          > "Mike Voltin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          > news:[email protected]..
          > > I am dynamically creating an image file from within a servlet based
          > > upon user selections. Where is the best location to save these jpg's.
          > > I will have an img tag, <img src=theLocationAndNameOfTheImageFile>,
          > > in the HTML that I am generating.
          > >
          > > Also, what's the best way to remove these image files so that they are
          > > cleaned up properly.
          > >
          > > Thanks.
          > >
          > > Mike V.
          >
          >

Dynamically Create Image: RDataMatrix

Hello All,
Anyone know of any samples or tutorials showing how to dynamically create images on a web page using RDataMatrix? The library can be found at java4less.com. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Tim

Hi,
I am not aware of this. However, we have examples posted in blogs and referenced here that use a servlet URL reference from the image objec in JSF to access streamed image contents
Frank

Is there a way to use a statically defined appearance stream in a dynamically created annotation?

Hello,
I want to create a document with cascading 'popups'. Not the built-in text-only popup, but an annotation containing an appearance stream that defines text and images. I'm currently using widget annotations based on a pushbutton field.
Each page in my document has many citations that refer to other pages in the document. When a user hovers over the citation, I want a 'popup' to appear containing a depiction of the destination. However, as the destination will itself have citations, I also want the 'popup' to contain citations that the user can hover over, triggering another popup, etc. In this way, a user could navigate throughout the document without leaving the page or even clicking the mouse.
Obviously, with even a modest number of citations per page, pre-calculating and statically defining all of these widgets causes a combinatorial explosion, making the document sluggish and very large.
Instead, I'd like to statically define appearance streams once per document, and then dynamically create annotations and assign the appropriate appearance stream using JS as the user navigates.
So far I've created a named AP in the names dictionary, but I haven't been able to use it to dynamically set an appearance stream of a dynamically created widget annotation.
Also, I've called Doc.getIcon(), passing in the named AP, which returns an Icon object. However, after field.buttonSetIcon() and passing in the named AP, the button does not display the icon.
Is there a way to use a statically defined appearance stream in a dynamically created annotation?
Thank you,
Dave

Hi George, I've gotten named APs to work, and I expect hidden buttons will follow. Thank you very much!
Quick follow-up - I will have many documents embedded within the same pdf file, and some of these documents will contain identical popups. However, I don't want to store identical icons in each document on account of file size.
Instead, I'd like to store one instance of each icon for all documents in the file.
Can I store all of the icons in a single document, and then access them by calling <DocName>.getField().getIcon() from any document in the file?
Thank you again,
Dave

Need to dynamically include an image file when calling a popup window

I am working on a web dynpro Java app which uses a button to call a popup window/view. Within the popup, I want to dynamically choose an image to show (from mime types) based on a criteria...there will be multiple buttons on the initial view that all call the same popup, but the popup will have content specific to which button called it (specifically the image embedded in the view).
My question is, what is the proper/best way to do this?
Here are some possible ways I can think of...
1. Pass a parameter from each button during the call of the event, but how does that get sent to the implementation of the second view for use in determining which image? And, how do I modify the source property of the image element based on that parameter?
2. Create multiple pages and views for each button to call...but this seems decidedly un-DRY.
3. Saw one posting on how to dynamically create a cached image...I could use different event handlers in the initial view, then load individual images from the mime library at that point...cache it into a hard-coded image name...then just call the identical view every time. Not sure this is even possible...input?
I don't know specifically how to implement any of these options, or know if there are other/better ways. Any help would be appreciated.

Just create a context attribute "imageFileName" in the component controller or a custom controller, map this attribute from both views (the one that contains the buttons and the one in the popup window that displays the image).
Now you can have an separate action for each button or one common action. In the first case just set the "imageFileName" inside the action handler for the specific button. In the second case use an action parameter "buttonId" and a parameter mapping
button.mappingOfOnAction().setParameter("buttonId", button.getId());
to determine which button triggered the action. After having checked which button was pressed, set the "imageFileName" accordingly.
Armin

How to create thumbnail images on the fly from JSP or servlet?

Hi all,
Iam new to this forum. I need a solution for the problem iam facing in building my site. Ihave groups and briefcase section in my site. I allow users to upload files and pictures.
When they upload pictures i need to create thumbnail for them on the fly.
Is there any taglibs or java source to do this from JSP or servlets.
It would be very greatful if i can get an early answer.
Please let me know if there is any other forum where i can get better answer, if not here?
thnx.

Here is how you can create dynamic images:
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/JDCTechTips/2001/tt0821.html#tip2
However, if you want to create gifs/jpegs and save them to the disk it depends from where you want to create the images. It is different if you are creating from another image or just drawing one from scratch etc.. But in the end you will probably need to use one of the imageencoder classes and write the result to the disk with the file io classes.

How get context value form a dynamic created node

Hi all,
I have build my own dynamic view. In this view I use also a dynamic created Node. When I have more rows in my Node I see every row with context of the last row of the dynamic Node.
this is the source I use.
for (int x = 0; x < dynTabNode.size(); x++)
dynTabNode.setLeadSelection(x);
IWDGroup group = (IWDGroup)view.getElement("Group_name");
IWDAttributeInfo aiName = wdContext.getChildNode("DayNode", IWDNode.LEAD_SELECTION).getNodeInfo().getAttribute("Name");
IWDCaption name = (IWDCaption) view.createElement(IWDCaption.class, null);
name.bindText(aiName);
group.addChild(name);
for (int i = 8; i < 18; i++)
    int teller = i * 100;
    IWDGroup group1 = (IWDGroup)view.getElement("hour" + teller);
    for (int z = 0; z < 12; z++)
      IWDImage image = (IWDImage) view.createElement(IWDImage.class, "Image" + teller + "_" + x);
      image.setWidth("10");
      image.setHeight("24px");
      image.setBorder(0);
      IWDAttributeInfo att = dynTabNode.getNodeInfo().getAttribute("hour" + teller);
      image.bindSource(att);
      group1.addChild(image);
      teller = teller + 5;
How can I read my Node row for row?
Richard
Edited by: Armin Reichert on Jul 28, 2008 5:03 PM

The reason is that all these Caption UI elements are bound against the same context attribute. At runtime this will be resolved to the attribute value of the lead-selected node element. In this example you can fix this by not binding the "text" property but setting it to the attribute value of the iterated node element:
for (int x = 0; x < dynTabNode.size(); x++)
dynTabNode.setLeadSelection(x);
IWDGroup group = (IWDGroup)view.getElement("Group_name");
IWDCaption name = (IWDCaption) view.createElement(IWDCaption.class, null);
IWDNode dayNode = wdContext.getChildNode("DayNode", IWDNode.LEAD_SELECTION);
String text = (String) dayNode.getElementAt(x).getAttributeValue("Name");
name.setText(text);
IWDAttributeInfo aiName = dayNode.getNodeInfo().getAttribute("Name");
name.bindText(aiName);
group.addChild(name);
(I assume here that the node "DayNode" has the same size as dynTabNode. No idea if this assumption is correct)
But this would not help for editable elements where you need to bind the edited property.
Armin

Dynamically create varying number of buttons

Hi.
The website I'm currently working on has an object gallery.
Whenever the user clicks one of the objects, it zooms in and
displays a sub-gallery with other images of said object. The images
that make up these galleries are loaded into dynamically created
empty MovieClips inside a sub-gallery MovieClip. Each object has a
varying number of images and they're loaded and unloaded when the
zooming in/out of the object ends.
When you click one of the sub-gallery images, the main image
should change and display the clicked image. However, I'm having
trouble telling the MovieClips containing the sub-gallery images to
do anything when they're clicked. See attached code, please.
I'm guessing this has to do with the onRelease being declared
inside the onMotionFinished. The thing is I can't thing of a way to
declare the onRelease for every sub-gallery image before they're
loaded.
Thanks in advance.

Frank,
Thank you for the response.
On the page2 of the pdf link you provided there is a picture of the tree table and it shows the hierarchy of the first level(or root) parent (President, Steven King). If the data had n presidents (n first or root level ) then this will dispaly all data in the same tree table like
King
--Kochhar
----Greenberge
King 2
--report 1
----report 1.1
King n
--report n
----report n.1
My requirement is pretty close to this but slighly different where these n first level should appear in n different tree tables like below:
Treetable for: King
King
--Kochhar
----Greenberge
Treetable for: King 2
King 2
--report 1
----report 1.1
Treetable for: King n
King n
--report n
----report n.1
That is the reason why I am playing with af:forEach and also have a separate VO which returns all the presidents(first level parents) and view linked that to EmployeesVO so that the AM looks like
AllPresidentsVO
-----EmployeesVO (with the view criteria wihch returns the first level parents)
---------reportingManagers
forEach prints n instances for PresidentsVO King, King2.. King n but all these instances have the same children the tree for King (tree for King2 ... King n does not appear)
May be it should be achieved in a different way?

Dynamically Create Repeater Element in ActionScript

Hi,
I'm trying to dynamically create a repeater control with an
image and a label control. I can do it directly in the MXML file
but when I try and covert it into ActionScript it's not working.
Can anyone see what the problem is with my code?
public function GetPalettes():void{
removeChild(document.FrontPage);
Palettes.method = "GET";
params = {"method": "GetPalettes", "BodyPartNo":
document.PalettesMenu.selectedItem.@partNo};
Palettes.cancel();
Palettes.send(params);
var VerticalBox:VBox = new VBox();
VerticalBox.x = 10;
VerticalBox.y = 10;
VerticalBox.id = "VerticalBox";
var PaletteRepeater:Repeater = new Repeater();
PaletteRepeater.dataProvider =
"{Palettes.lastResult.Palette}";
PaletteRepeater.startingIndex = 0;
PaletteRepeater.id = "PaletteRepeater";
var PaletteImage:Image = new Image();
PaletteImage.setStyle("HorizontalAlign", "left");
PaletteImage.source = "
http://localhost/Flex/Personalised%20Palettes-debug/{PaletteRepeater.currentItem.@PictureS rc}Med.png";
PaletteImage.useHandCursor = true;
PaletteImage.buttonMode = true;
PaletteImage.mouseChildren = false;
PaletteImage.id = "PaletteImage";
var PaletteDescription:Label = new Label();
PaletteDescription.text =
"{PaletteRepeater.currentItem.@Description}";
PaletteDescription.id = "PaletteDescription";
document.MainPage.addChild(VerticalBox);
VerticalBox.addChild(PaletteRepeater);
PaletteRepeater.addChild(PaletteImage);
PaletteRepeater.addChild(PaletteDescription);
Thanks

"katychapman85" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
> Hey Amy,
>
> I've put a thread up about this but thought I'd ask you
as well as you've
> been
> a great help to me so far.
>
> I have this function:
> public function GetOptions(Menu:int):void{
> document.MenuOptions.url =
> "
http://localhost/Flex/Personalised%20Palettes-debug/MenuOptions.php?Menu=";
> document.MenuOptions.url += Menu;
> document.MenuOptions.send();
> }
>
> What I'm trying to do is when a user clicks on a Radio
button this
> function is
> called and the number of the Menu required is sent to
the function.
>
> I've added this Event Listener to my Radio Button:
>
>
document.RadioButtons2.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,
> function():void{GetOptions(2);});
>
> However, it's not working. Everything I've read suggests
using an
> anonymous
> function in the Event Listener to pass the menu
parameter but for some
> reason
> it's not working.
What version of Flex are you using? The Help for Flex 3 has
this to say:
http://www.adobe.com/livedocs/flex/3/html/help.html?content=events_05.html
Defining event listeners inline
The simplest method of defining event handlers in Flex
applications is to
point to a handler function in the component's MXML tag. To
do this, you add
any of the component's events as a tag attribute followed by
an ActionScript
statement or function call.
You add an event handler inline using the following syntax:
<mx:tag_name event_name="handler_function"/>
For example, to listen for a Button control's click event,
you add a
statement in the <mx:Button> tag's click attribute. If
you add a function,
you define that function in an ActionScript block. The
following example
defines the submitForm() function as the handler for the
Button control's
click event:
<mx:Script><![CDATA[
function submitForm():void {
// Do something.
]]></mx:Script>
<mx:Button label="Submit" click="submitForm();"/>
Event handlers can include any valid ActionScript code,
including code that
calls global functions or sets a component property to the
return value. The
following example calls the trace() global function:
<mx:Button label="Get Ver" click="trace('The button was
clicked');"/>
There is one special parameter that you can pass in an inline
event handler
definition: the event parameter. If you add the event keyword
as a
parameter, Flex passes the Event object and inside the
handler function, you
can then access all the properties of the Event object.
The following example passes the Event object to the
submitForm() handler
function and specifies it as type MouseEvent:
<?xml version="1.0"?>

<mx:Application xmlns:mx="
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml">
<mx:Script><![CDATA[
import mx.controls.Alert;
private function myEventHandler(event:MouseEvent):void {
// Do something with the MouseEvent object.
Alert.show("An event of type '" + event.type + "'
occurred.");
]]></mx:Script>
<mx:Button id="b1" label="Click Me"
click="myEventHandler(event)"/>
</mx:Application>
It is best practice to include the event keyword when you
define all inline
event listeners and to specify the most stringent Event
object type in the
resulting listener function (for example, specify MouseEvent
instead of
Event).
You can use the Event object to access a reference to the
target object (the
object that dispatched the event), the type of event (for
example, click),
or other relevant properties, such as the row number and
value in a
list-based control. You can also use the Event object to
access methods and
properties of the target component, or the component that
dispatched the
event.
Although you will most often pass the entire Event object to
an event
listener, you can just pass individual properties, as the
following example
shows:
<?xml version="1.0"?>

<mx:Application xmlns:mx="
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml">
<mx:Script><![CDATA[
import mx.controls.Alert;
private function myEventHandler(s:String):void {
Alert.show("Current Target: " + s);
]]></mx:Script>
<mx:Button id="b1" label="Click Me"
click="myEventHandler(event.currentTarget.id)"/>
</mx:Application>
Registering an event listener inline provides less
flexibility than using
the addEventListener() method to register event listeners.
The drawbacks are
that you cannot set the useCapture or priority properties on
the Event
object and that you cannot remove the listener once you add
it.
don't see anything in there about anonymous functions...?

How to create a image as a component

Hi
Thanks for all the help.
Hope you can help me on this one also.
I have a few dynamic pages .In each of this page i have a logo(a .jpg file) to be displayed at the top of each page. how do i make an image as a component in the portal & use it in my dynamic pages.
Kindly reply
Regards
Sushant

Hi,
You can create an image as a shared component. But you cannot use this image directly on the dynamic page. The image should be used in a template and this template can be used in the dynamic page or any other component. But the problem with dynamic pages is that it does not support templates in release 1 and 2. It would be available only in the next release. The best way would be is to pick up the image from the mid tier.
Thanks,
Sharmila

Method to dynamically change an image in scriptUI

I'm trying to run before I can walk, but:
Is there any way to respond to a click on an image in a dialog created with scriptUI?
I want to modify which image is shown during the user's interaction with the dialog. I think that the "stack" method will create a stack of more than 32 layers, so it would be tidier to be able to just modify an instance of the image each time.
I may also want to dynamically add more images during dialog, and therefore need to be able to resize the panel in the dialog window.
var myIcons = new Array();
myIcons[0] = "/path...to/image1.png";
myIcons[1] = "/path...to/image2.png";
var myPanel;
myPanel = myCreatePanel();
myPanel.show();
myIncrement=1;
for(var myCounter = 0; myCounter < 11; myCounter ++){
$.sleep (100);
myPanel.hide();
exit();
function myCreatePanel(){
myPanel = new Window('palette', 'test bed');
with(myPanel){
myPanel.myButton = add('image', undefined, myIcons[0]);
myPanel.myButton.addEventListener('click', updateIcon);
return myPanel;
function updateIcon() {
iconShow +=1; if (iconShow = 2){iconShow = 0};
myPanel.myButton.image = myIcons[iconShow];
Any hints and help much appreciated...
Thanks,
Jezz

I'm hacking out some code, and making some degree of progress... I'll post the results once it's tidy!
--Jezz

Usingservlets to create PNG images are not transparent in internet explorer

11/01/2007
I have used servlets to dynamically create a PNG image:
response.setContentType("image/png");
image = new BufferedImage(maxWidth, maxHeight, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_ARGB);
Graphics g2d = image.creatGraphics();
g2d.setColor(new Color(128,0,250,128));
g2d.draw......
ServletOutputStream out = response.getOutputStream();
ImageIO.write(image, "png", out);
Works perfectly with transparency for Firefox. However in Internet Explorer
it does not have any transparency, and also has a gray background as shown
in http://www.apl.jhu.edu/~vnguyen/pngInIEbug.JPG. The image is simply the
call to the servlet, which returns the PNG file. Tried using the fix presented in
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bobosola/index.htm without success. The
overall program will produce several images layered on top of each other
so transparency is key. Please help.

Either put more research into the IE fix so you can make it work, or switch to using GIF images which will work.

Question about Using BufferedImage to create jpeg image

I was puzzled by a problem about using of class BufferedImage. I want to dynamicly create a jpeg image with bufferedimage, the step is as follows:
1.create a new bufferedImage object:
BufferedImage image = new BufferedImage((int)imageWidth, (int)imageHeight, BufferedImage.TYPE_BYTE_BINARY);
2.get the Graphics object from image:
     Graphics graphics = image.getGraphics();
3.then draw string and any other graphics with graphics
4.create jpeg image:
     try {
     FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream("c://test.jpg");
     BufferedOutputStream bos = new BufferedOutputStream(fos);
     JPEGImageEncoder encoder = JPEGCodec.createJPEGEncoder(bos);
     encoder.encode(image);
     bos.close();
     } catch(Exception e) {
     System.out.println(e);
The problem is that :
if the graphic width and height is large enough(in my computer, the largest number is 4000*4000,of course it can be 6000*2000, but the total number is limited.), step 1 will be error: OutofMemory!
I'm worrying about it all day and night.Even though I try all my best,I still can't find what's wrong with it.
Can you help me--the helpless one?

Right. 4000x4000x3bytes ("true" color) is 64 mbytes. Your jpeg file might be smaller of course, but it's still going to be a behomoth. The best thing to try is increasing your java runtime size... I've never had to do this, but you can probably find it on this site somewhere

Access dynamically created objects

Hello!
I create some images dynamically by running a for from 1 to a
variable preset. The pictures have the IDs image1, image2 ...
("image"+i). I then add other properties.
Problem is for each I need an onMouseOverHandler thant will
swap the image with another.
I can get the target image with event.currentTarget.id. But I
cannot set it's properties with this["image"+i].source (I need to
change the ones up to that as well) and I cannot access it with
this.getChildByName("image"+i).source either.
What am I doing wrong please?

"M*A*S*H 4077" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:go74q6$fbb$[email protected]..
> Hello!
>
> I create some images dynamically by running a for from 1
to a variable
> preset.
> The pictures have the IDs image1, image2 ...
("image"+i). I then add other
> properties.
>
> Problem is for each I need an onMouseOverHandler thant
will swap the image
> with another.
> I can get the target image with event.currentTarget.id.
But I cannot set
> it's
> properties with this["image"+i].source (I need to change
the ones up to
> that as
> well) and I cannot access it with
this.getChildByName("image"+i).source
> either.
>
> What am I doing wrong please?
ID is about as useful as your appendix when you create
objects dynamically.
The event.target property will contain a reference to your
image.

Dynamically create context menu

I'm trying to create a context menu based on a certain af:commandImageLink.
I have an af:popup with an af:menu in my page. I bound the af:menu to my bean so I can change the content. I didn't put any children in the menu to start because I want to add the children based on the image that's click.
I added an af:showPopupBehavior to show my popup on click. The idea was that I wanted to use the actionListener of the af:commandImageLink to dynamically create the menu that I need. But it seems that the actionListener fires after the showPopupBehavior most times. On the first click, it looks like the actionListener fires first then the showPopupBehavior. After that, it seems the actionListener always fires after.
So it looks like this is not really supposed to work.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how this should be made to work?

Thanks a lot Timo,
This does allow me to control when the popup shows up.
I modified the code you gave slightly to include code to align the popup:
    public static void showPopup(String popupId, String alignId) {
        FacesContext context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
        StringBuilder script = new StringBuilder();
        script.append("var popup = AdfPage.PAGE.findComponent('").append(popupId).append("'); ").append("if (!popup.isPopupVisible()) { ")
            .append("var hints = {}; ").append("hints[AdfRichPopup.HINT_ALIGN_ID] = '").append(alignId).append("'; ")
            .append("hints[AdfRichPopup.HINT_ALIGN] = AdfRichPopup.ALIGN_AFTER_END; ").append("popup.show(hints);}");
        ExtendedRenderKitService erks = Service.getService(context.getRenderKit(), ExtendedRenderKitService.class);
        erks.addScript(context, script.toString());
    }I still have some problems though. I need to give some more context on this.
So I have an af:iterator that shows a list of images. I'm trying to popup a context menu when they click the image. The menu needs to be aligned relative to the image that was clicked.
However, when I tried to get the ID from the ActionEvent, I get the design time ID which should not be the same as the run time ID because the iterator would have created multiple instances of the image, each with a unique ID. I'm assuming that's why the alignment is not working.
Am I missing something here?
Also, I seem to be having problems with modifying the menu. Here's my bean code:
    private RichMenu baseMenu;
    public void imageActionListener(ActionEvent actionEvent) {
        Object o = actionEvent.getComponent();
        RichCommandImageLink image = (RichCommandImageLink)o;
        DCIteratorBinding iteLoc = ADFUtils.findIterator("OpItemLocationsVO2Iterator");
        for(Row row : iteLoc.getAllRowsInRange()) {
            OpItemLocationsVORowImpl r = (OpItemLocationsVORowImpl)row;
            RichCommandMenuItem a = new RichCommandMenuItem();
            Number n = r.getItelocId().getSequenceNumber();
            a.setId("i" + r.getItelocId().getSequenceNumber().toString());
            a.setText(r.getItelocId().getSequenceNumber().toString());
            baseMenu.getChildren().add(a);
        AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addPartialTarget(baseMenu);
        showPopup("vmenu", image.getId());
    }So in my popup, I added a menu and I bound that menu to this bean. The idea was that whenever an image was clicked, I would remove all the children from the menu, then add the new ones. There would be a master-detail relationship between the image's iterator and the menu that's supposed to show up.
The other problems that I'm getting with this is that the menu is not changing when I click on a different image. When I debug, I'll see the correct values being added, but nothing changes on the screen. It's always showing the first popup that was ever created. Also, I don't know how to remove the previous children. There doesn't seem to be an API to remove the children.
Thoughts?

Dynamically created traverse image

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for